John Coleman, who spent a few days…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

bably in a land where even a gee string is not needed. John Coleman, who spent a few days hunting in the Burros, came in Wednesday with three mountain lions in his wagon. The lions did not have Dave Tulloch’s brand on them. John reports considerable snow in the Big Burros. Don’t forget the masquerade ball at the Opera House this evening. It is designed to be the affair of the season, and preparations hav- ing that end in view have been going on for fully a month. The supper which will be an elaborate affair, will be served at the Tremont for $2 per couple. No one admitted to supper rooms without ticket. S. L. Wright, a brother of John M. Wright of this city, will arrive today. He comes to accept a position in the Last Chance mill. Mr. Wright spent the winter of ’83 in this city, and has many friends here who will welcome him back to the land of sunshine and pros- perity. ( 125 ) Mrs. D. C. McMillen, who has been quite ill for some time past, accompanied by her mother, left for her home in Canada last week. The train was delayed by heavy snows in the Gloriettas. Mr. McMillen was telegraphed for and joined them at Albuquerque, and will ac- company them on their long journey. As a result of the Cattlemen’s meeting at Deming last month, the A. T. & S. F. road has announced a rate of $75 per car from Deming to Kansas. — Ex.